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Battersea Power Station A (c. 1940)
Battersea Power Station A in operation around 1940, before the completion of the identical Battersea Power Station B. Battersea Power Station was a major source of power during World War II; the boat in the foreground image resembling the coal barges…
Battersea Power Station in Operation, from The Tatler (1943)
Image courtesy of the Wandsworth Heritage Service
Circus West Proposed Development (2013)
Cover of Battersea Power Station Development Company magazine, depicting Phase 2 of their current redevelopment plan.
Constructing Bankside (1961)
Image of Bankside's half completed turbine hall and chimney from across the Thames River.
Design Entry by Herzog and de Meuron for the Tate Modern Museum (1994)
Document produced by Herzog and de Meuron as part of the 1994 competition to redevelop Bankside Power Station into the Tate Britain's new modern art gallery.
Gehry and Foster Three Stage Redevelopment Plan (2014)
The newest proposal for Battersea Power Station, Gehry and Foster unveiled plans for the new housing development adjacent to Battersea in April of 2014.
Giles Gilbert Scott (1880-1960)
Sir Giles Gilbert Scott was the third generation of his family to enter the architectural profession: his grandfather, Sir George Gilbert Scott, designed the controversial, High Gothic Albert Memorial, while his father George Gilbert Scott Jr. was…
